Breaking the Silence: Conversations on Grief, Addiction and Healing
Where real people tell the truth about the things most families never say out loud. Hosted by Angelique Strang this show holds space for the stories we’ve been taught to hide; loss, addiction, trauma, mental health, and the long road back to ourselves.This is a safe, sacred…
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Season 2 Episode 3 Joseph Okoroji (opens the original)
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Joseph Okoroji is the author of A Mark in the Sand, a personal trainer and Muay Thai coach whose work explores identity, resilience, personal responsibility and the psychological cost of growth. Born and raised in London before moving to the United States, his experiences with reinvention and uncertainty shaped his interest in how the qualities that help us survive can eventually become the qualities that hold us back. Through his writing and conversations, Joseph challenges people to examine no
S2E2 Cathy Bass (opens the original)
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Join me for a conversation with Cathy Smith Bass Welcome to Season 2 of Breaking the Silence: Some questions create cages. Better questions create doors.Now, as she embraces the wisdom of middle age, Catherine has set her sights on helping other women who have faced loss find their way to abundance. Drawing from her own journey through grief, she’s passionate about sharing the healing skills she has cultivated. With Catherine, it’s not just about taxes. It’s about transforming lives.Catherine Ba
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